Queen Bees: The Resurgence of CMS Repositories in the Age of AI
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We’re gonna need to get back to the boring basics if we’re going to survive the next decade.
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Queen Bees: The Resurgence of CMS Repositories in the Age of AI
We’re gonna need to get back to the boring basics if we’re going to survive the next decade.
“The Lytics acquisition by Contentstack just reinforces a point I’ve made before: the large-scale headless/composable vendors are becoming the same full-featured DXPs they swore they were created to ‘solve.’ While there are smaller vendors that are still ‘true’ headless (what does that even mean,…”
“Back in 2019 (I’m told), I coined the term ‘race to the middle.’ I don’t actually remember doing this, but lots of people have said I encapsulated the idea that coupled (traditional) CMS and decoupled (‘headless’) CMS were on a collision course. They were each adding features to become more and…”
Logical decisions often affect how our content is consumed. Therefore, some functional logic should be captured and managed as content.
“I’m tempted to write a book (or a website?) called, simply: ‘How to Build a CMS’ It would be a comprehensive, ground-up discussion of how to build a CMS from scratch, detailing all the things you need to think about to build a system to manage and deliver content effectively. (We wouldn’t be…”